Matt Friedeman

Greek mythology and...grace open.substack.com/pub/mattfriede…

Benevolently Assaulted open.substack.com/pub/mattfriede…

Repent - a lot! open.substack.com/pub/mattfriede…

From Ruth to Jesus to Christmas open.substack.com/pub/mattfriede…

That would do it 😂

@TIME There’s no such thing as giving your kids access to the internet. You’re giving the internet access to your kids. Innocence is precious. Protect it at all costs.

New resource live on my website: Historic Wesleyan Bible Commentaries. John Wesley and early Methodists produced a rich body of biblical commentaries. This page introduces them and links to FREE online editions. Here: shorturl.at/CLeju #WesleyanTheology #BiblicalStudies

Excited to receive my advance copy of Gospel Birth Narratives and Historiography: Reopening a Closed Case (@Baylor_Press)!
 Thesis: ancient biographers—including Matthew & Luke—intended their birth narratives to be not legendary but historical.
 #BiblicalStudies #NewTestament

@CalebFriedeman @Baylor_Press Outstanding! Proud of you, Son. Already received well by some of the nation's top NT scholars.

@NFL_DovKleiman Tom Matte

Age yourself by naming an NFL running back you grew up watching. I'll start, Brian Westbrook.

@wendelltalks Popular evangelical author Philip Yancey had a brother named Marshall who delighted in noting his fav verse: 1 Chronicles 26:18 - “At Parbar westward, four at the causeway, and two at Parbar.”

What Old Testament verse do you really enjoy?

A great caution: "Would-be theologians...must be on their guard lest by beginning too soon to preach they rather chatter themselves into Christianity than live themselves into it and find themselves at home there." (Soren Kierkegaard, Journal, July 11, 1838)

Retrospectively hilarious. October 16, 1701: Unhappy with growing liberalism at Harvard, Congregationalists found Collegiate School, later known as Yale.

A father camping with his family in Yosemite discovered a handwritten note on his windshield from a fellow camper who had stayed in the spot behind them.

Shout out to all my second child in the family folks out there.

@BHanni According the the GoFundMe page, Franklin passed today. Sadnes.

@BHanni Franklin was a fine Christian at KU and one of my weight room workout partners. Great guy. He is in my prayers.

Today’s #KUCancerFighter hero is a proud member of our KU Football family, from the 1975 Sun Bowl team, Franklin King.   Franklin is currently 68, living in Flower Mound, TX and right now in the fight of his life with Stage IV colon cancer. Back in his KU days, Franklin was a defensive lineman and a co-captain who later went on to serve on the K Club Board of Directors. He’s been a passionate Jayhawk ever since and a wonderful husband, father and grandfather as well. He and his wife just celebrated 45 years of marriage late last year, they have two beautiful daughters and three wonderful grandchildren as well.   Franklin’s battle has intensified of late and he was recently placed in hospice care. The family has created a GoFundMe page to help with his expenses and they’re certainly grateful for your prayers and love as well. Franklin, thank you for a lifetime of pouring into KU. All of Jayhawk Nation is behind you and tonight’s call is for you! ❤️🙏💙

“There is no neutral ground in the universe: every square inch, every split second is claimed by God and counterclaimed by Satan.” — C. S. Lewis